| Re: [che-dev] Che-Theia dogfooding on che.openshift.io |
Thanks for sharing, Vitaliy
This is great that you are able to do the che-theia development on Hosted
Che! Any chance you can document the flow and make it available in the
dev-guide?
Do we know where those limitations (3G for root and 1G for /projects) are
> configured? @Ilya Buziuk <ibuziuk@xxxxxxxxxx> any idea?
No those are not configurable and I believe after the increasing of RAM we
would need to start tackling the PVC size thingy (not sure if those two
efforts should be done in parallel)
I would much rather we invest our efforts in a reliable build process for
> che-theia + theia: our approach based on source symlinks is broken. I have
> ideas on how to fix it, but no time.
IMO this two efforts should be done in parralel and we should encourage the
teams to use Hosted Che on a daily basis. I personally much appreciate the
fact that Vitalli is doing his every day job on che.openshift.io
On Thu, Jan 30, 2020 at 8:11 AM Thomas Mäder <tmader@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi Vitaliy,
>
> I appreciate you investing time in dog-fooding, I really do. But any
> approach that loses my changes when my workspace is idled (which I believe
> is true for your proposal) is an immediate non-starter for me.
>
> Personally, I have given up on developing on che.openshift.io until we
> have reliable persistent volumes. Currently, we do not.
>
> I would much rather we invest our efforts in a reliable build process for
> che-theia + theia: our approach based on source symlinks is broken. I have
> ideas on how to fix it, but no time.
>
> /Thomas
> On 29/01/2020 11:51, Vitaliy Gulyy wrote:
>
> Hello team,
>
> I'd like to share the way how to develop che-theia on che.openshift.io
> where we have a restriction on disk space for projects in one gigabyte.
> The main idea is using temporary directory in the root where the limitation
> of disk space is 3 gigabytes, which is pretty enough to build the project